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Don't miss our next 19th IASE Biennial Conference in Bhutan! 

 

The IASE Call For Proposals/Abstracts is now open!  Click on link and or blue button the the left. Then go to submission link.

This will take place at the Royal Thimphu College (RTC) (https://www.rtc.bt/). 

All questions about submissions should be emailed to iaseconference2026@gmail.com

Please note the video shows a University that we will also be collaborating with. The second video is more about Bhutan.

 

Important Dates:

October 1, 2025: Deadline for submission of proposals/abstracts

December 1, 2025: Notification of acceptance of proposal 

December 2, 2025: Registration opens

February 15, 2026: Conference proceedings due

March 1, 2026: Early Bird registration deadline

April 20, 2026: Final registration deadline

Become a Member of IASE Today!

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Dr Marg Csapo (featured above) founder of IASE

Enhancing the quality of life and service delivery for all individuals with exceptional needs is the vision of the International Association of Exceptional Education (IASE).  Teachers, teacher trainers, professors, speech therapists, psychologists, medical professionals, social workers, counselors, family members, and people working in related fields make up IASE's membership, which was established in 1985 and has members in over 50 countries. Come along with us today to actively participate in this vital and enriching organization.

In 2005 the Board of the International Association of Special Education approved the establishment of the IASE Volunteer Service Committee. This committee focuses on supporting the Volunteer Service  Projects (VSPs) at sites around the world.

These projects provide further assistance in the area of special education service to agencies, schools, and organizations by sharing professional expertise, materials, and tools for educators and students in developing countries. The volunteers who provide this nondenominational altruistic service are IASE members. All staff and volunteers receive no monetary remuneration.

 

The IASE GIVING Funds are used specifically to support our Volunteer Service Project sites. This allows each site to operate and transform over time into a change agent within their respective country.  Check out our featured site Special Children Special People.

Featured VSP Site, Uganda

IASE is an international organization working with people in more than 50 countries to create lasting solutions. IASE is a non-profit, tax-exempt association under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Gifts are tax deductible to the full extent allowable under the law. Our IASE Federal ID# is 43-1974089.

Special Children Special People

IASE VSP Outcomes

  • We now have 12 VSP sites in six developing countries;
  • We have several VSP sites that are now sustaining themselves;
  • We have collected data on the success of our VSP sites;
  • We are in the process of writing and publishing a book on these VSP projects;
  • Several of our sites have publications on research and best practice;
  • Support for workshops between volunteers and youth;
  • Support for workshops at VSP sites with local educators;
  • Creation of a short documentary on the social impact of these projects;
  • Biennial Conferences showcasing best practices and research around the world;
  • Produce an annual refereed Journal;
  • Publish quarterly newsletters;
  • Provide opportunities for IASE members to network, collaborate, publish, and interact internationally.
  • Provide information on our rich history, research and so much more!

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For More Information Contact: IASE c/o P.O. Box 2159, Mesa, Arizona 85214  602-384-6051

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